The Study of History Provides Us with Both Socialization and Counter-Socialization

question 22

Multiple Choice

The study of history provides us with both socialization and counter-socialization activities. Counter-socialization refers to:

• A) helping a student accept the mainstream culture.
• B) encouraging students to support their culture.
• C) requiring views to be supported by reason and evidence.
• D) having students learn that the continuity of a society's ideas is most important so they should resist efforts at changing those ideas.

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Definitions:

Psychological Influence

Involves the effect that the thoughts, feelings, and behaviors of individuals have on their own or others' mental states and actions.

Sense of Purpose

The motivational aspect of a person that drives them towards meaningful goals and satisfaction in life's tasks.

Peer Pressure

The influence exerted by a peer group, encouraging individuals to change their attitudes, values, or behaviors to conform to group norms.

Neuroadaptation

A process by which the brain and body adapt to the effects of drugs or behaviors, often leading to tolerance or dependence.